Marshall Tufton BT Black & Brass
Avantages et inconvénients
par nos spécialistes
Le Marshall Tufton BT Black & Brass offre un son puissant avec des basses profondes et des aigus clairs, idéal en intérieur comme en extérieur. L'autonomie atteint 20 heures et la conception robuste, résistante aux éclaboussures, avec sangle de transport, le rend pratique en déplacement. Le look rétro et les boutons analogiques se démarquent. Les inconvénients sont le poids, les médiums moins clairs et la résistance à l'eau limitée. Les commandes de lecture sont absentes sur l'enceinte. Convient à ceux qui privilégient le son puissant et le design, moins à ceux qui recherchent la légèreté ou l'étanchéité totale.
Avis Marshall Tufton BT Black & Brass
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The Tufton is perfect, just the volume button has gotten a little loose from turning. Other than that I love it.
The Tufton is perfect, just the volume button has gotten a little loose from turning. Other than that I love it.
Aleksandar K.
13 octobre 2025
Le son est parfait. Pour les amoureux de la vraie musique, les instruments sont sublimés et les voix pures et chaudes. TOP
Le son est parfait. Pour les amoureux de la vraie musique, les instruments sont sublimés et les voix pures et chaudes. TOP
Molinaro
8 mai 2025
This is more of a statement piece than just a speaker. Designed with a vintage guitar amp look, the Tufton brings in that sacred rock and roll energy to your speaker setup. Whether you’re chilling at home or hitting the road, this fella will be your best friend. Let’s get down to the meat and potatoes. This speaker packs a punch; Rich, full-bodied audio with a strong and deep bass which is adjustable with that glorious knob right from Americana to Hard Rock. It’s also got 360 degree sound so fills the room real nice. It’s a concert in a suitcase. Decent battery and connectivity. It would be nice if Marshall were to include this speaker for their EQ tweaking similar to other speakers in the their catalogue. 9/10. Get this. Now.
This is more of a statement piece than just a speaker. Designed with a vintage guitar amp look, the Tufton brings in that sacred rock and roll energy to your speaker setup. Whether you’re chilling at home or hitting the road, this fella will be your best friend. Let’s get down to the meat and potatoes. This speaker packs a punch; Rich, full-bodied audio with a strong and deep bass which is adjustable with that glorious knob right from Americana to Hard Rock. It’s also got 360 degree sound so fills the room real nice. It’s a concert in a suitcase. Decent battery and connectivity. It would be nice if Marshall were to include this speaker for their EQ tweaking similar to other speakers in the their catalogue. 9/10. Get this. Now.
Karl S.
28 mars 2025
I am so happy with my new speaker! Great sound quality, nice to unplug and use around the house and at poolside. Big sound in a compact form. I highly recommend Marshall, stood behind their product when I had an issue.
I am so happy with my new speaker! Great sound quality, nice to unplug and use around the house and at poolside. Big sound in a compact form. I highly recommend Marshall, stood behind their product when I had an issue.
James A.
27 mars 2025
The Marshall Tufton is acceptable for listening to music. It has an exaggerated V-shaped sound profile with boosted bass and treble ranges and recessed mids. Whether you enjoy this sound or not will depend on your personal taste, but you can expect a boomy sound with plenty of brightness. Conversely, vocals and lead instruments can sound distant and lack detail, while the overemphasized treble range can make sibilants sound harsh. Unfortunately, there's no graphic EQ available to tweak the sound, but you can use the bass and treble knobs on the speaker. The speaker can play in stereo and has decent directivity, so your audio will sound immersive and consistent from many angles.
The Marshall Tufton is acceptable for listening to music. It has an exaggerated V-shaped sound profile with boosted bass and treble ranges and recessed mids. Whether you enjoy this sound or not will depend on your personal taste, but you can expect a boomy sound with plenty of brightness. Conversely, vocals and lead instruments can sound distant and lack detail, while the overemphasized treble range can make sibilants sound harsh. Unfortunately, there's no graphic EQ available to tweak the sound, but you can use the bass and treble knobs on the speaker. The speaker can play in stereo and has decent directivity, so your audio will sound immersive and consistent from many angles.
Trustvoice expert
26 mars 2025
